Target Organ Toxicology in Caenorhabditis elegans

Dr. Dayong Wang is a professor at the Medical School, Southeast University, China. He obtained his Ph.D. from Peking University in 2001 and completed his post-doctoral training at the University of Toronto from 2002 to 2004. His research focuses on toxicology and pathology using Caenorhabditis elegans as a model animal, fields in which he has published more than 160 research articles.

Protective Responses of Different Organs to Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Avoidance Behaviour of Nematodes to Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Intestinal Barrier for Nematodes against Toxicity of Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Epidermal Barrier for Nematodes against Toxicity of Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Toxicity Induction in Intestine and Epidermis in Nematodes Exposed to Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Toxicity Induction in Neurons and Muscle in Nematodes Exposed to Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Reproductive Toxicity Induction in Nematodes Exposed to Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Intestinal Signalling Pathways Required for the Regulation of Toxicity of Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Epidermal Signalling Pathways Required for the Regulation of Toxicity of Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Neuronal Signalling Pathways Required for the Regulation of Toxicity of Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.- Germline Signalling Pathways Required for the Regulation of Toxicity of Environmental Toxicants or Stresses.